Sentence examples for precocious performance from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Dalayman has more than kept the promise of her precocious performance as Sieglinde.

TATUM O'NEAL 1963- (US) Big break: Paper Moon (1973) A short life: Was the then youngest Oscar-winner for her precocious performance in Paper Moon, aged nine, alongside her father, Ryan.

His precocious performance at the plate convinced team officials that they had to find a spot in the lineup for him, but he is an average defender whose natural position is third base, where David Wright plays.

Whether England would have won a grand slam without the emergence of Maro Itoje we cannot say, but he certainly made the process a lot easier with his precocious performances in the second row.

Such precocious performances can lead to their own pressure.

They are also used to explain precocious performances in music, mathematics, chess and much else besides.

If last season's Scudetto still had a vestige of the past in the form of Alessandro Del Piero, who bid an emotional farewell at the end of it, this one gave a glimpse into the future as 20-year-old Pogba emerged, persuading Conte with his precocious performances to adapt his system so that there's a starting place for the Frenchman within it.

She gloats about their precocious performances to other parents who have the unfortunate experience of running into her on the street.

Throughout the subsequent tour, the children's Wunderkind status was confirmed as their precocious performances consistently amazed and gratified their audiences.

The induction of Hsp70 was, therefore, a biomarker of chronic hyper-osmotic stress which presumably can be linked to the impaired growth performance and precocious reproduction that have been demonstrated in the populations at the extremely saline sites.

Henry Lloyd-Hughes as the lordly, bisexual Bennett, Sophie Wu as his panicky girlfriend, and Harry McEntire as the precocious Chadwick, give impeccable performances.